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Kipish [7]
2 years ago
15

To find the percent of a discount, ______________.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Neporo4naja [7]2 years ago
4 0
The correct and best answer would be letter B. To find the percent of a discount, you have to find or solve for the percent of increase from the new price to the original price. This is because you usually have the new price being given to you so you compare it with the old price to know the percent discount.
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

The table can be computed as:

Advertising Expenses ($ million)     Number of companies

25 up to 35                                                    4

35 up to 45                                                    19

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55 up to 65                                                    16

65 up to 75                                                     9

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For 35 up to 45

P(35 - 45) = P \Big(\dfrac{35-50.93}{10.80}

For 45 up to 55

P(45 - 55) = P \Big(\dfrac{45-50.93}{10.80}

For 55 up to 65

P(55 - 65) = P \Big(\dfrac{55-50.93}{10.80}

For 65 up to 75

P(65 - 75) = P \Big(\dfrac{65-50.93}{10.80}

Chi-Square Table can be computed as follows:

Expense   No of   Probabilities(P)  Expe                (O-E)^2   \dfrac{(O-E)^2}{E}

             compa                                 cted E (n*p)

             nies (O)  

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Alternative hypothesis:  

H_a: \text{The population of advertising expenses does not follows a normal distribution}

Assume that:

\alpha = 0.02

degree of freedom:

= n-1

= 5 -1

= 4

Critical value from X^2 = 11.667

Decision rule: To reject H_o  \  if \  X^2  test statistics is greater than X^2 tabulated.

Conclusion: Since X^2 = 2.0942 is less than critical value 11.667. Then we fail to reject H_o

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